Improve your security: We have a Facebook Page

Finally,  I managed to create a Facebook page for the book: www.facebook.com/ImproveYourSec Why “Sec” and not “Security” ? Well, I don’t know… Facebook appears to block anything which contains the word “security” in it. Hey, Facebook, are you afraid of some competition?

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